There was once an important burial site here on Wulfener Berg with several long beds up to 130 metres long. The giant bed of Wulfen is a replica of the working group ‘Schönes Wulfen’ e.V.
The model for the replica of the long bed is based on drawingsby the antiquities researcher and pastor Diederich Harries had made of a well-preserved longbed at the time, which was located on the salt marsh below the Wulfener Berg. It consisted of an east-west orientated enclosure and two chambers, each with seven supporting stones and two capstones. This megalithic structure was destroyed in 1876 when stones were needed to build a dyke.
The tomb is located on a golf course but is freely accessible. You can park in the Kuschelwiese car park approx. 220m south of the tomb.
Visited October 2024